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Click here to subscribeA Chinese Yixing compressed pear-shaped teapot, 19th century, the base inscribed with Meng Chen mark, the bottom of the handle with another seal Jiang Ji, 10.5cm long; and a Chinese Yixing globular teapot, the base impressed with Chang Yan Ming Zhi mark, 10.5cm long (2)晚清 孟臣款朱泥梨形壺及常燕明款朱泥壺 Condition Report: the pear shaped teapot with minute chips to the spout and the coverCondition Report Disclaimer
A Chinese blue and white wine pot and cover, Wanli (1573-1619), of lobed globular form with overhead arched handle and serpentine spout, painted with panels of flowers and foliage, 19.5cm high Provenance: Formerly from a family collection in Chelsea and to the current owner明萬曆 青花克拉克茶壺拍品來源：倫敦切爾西私人收藏 Condition Report: 1.5cm x 7mm chip to rim of teapot and shallow chip to spout of teapot about about 7mm x 4mm and crack to base of teapot running up the side with an overall length of approximately 10cm chip to unglazed inner rim of cover approximately 3cm x 7mmkiln warp to overhead handle Condition Report Disclaimer
Mintons bone china miniature tyg painted with flowers, a similar teapot and cover, an Art Deco blue lustred trinket dish and cover of rectangular form decorated with cherries, a Chinese black ground wine cup, gilt with a dragon, the exterior with underglaze blue landscapes, two pairs of Moorcroft white glazed pottery egg-shaped salt and pepper shakes, in sizes, a Japanese porcelain white metal topped heart-shaped scent bottle and an Asian green hardstone carved model of a Buddha
Chinese export blue and white cylindrical teapot and cover, circa 1780, transfer printed in blue with willow pattern with berry finial and entwined branch handle, 10.5cm high Condition ReportThere is a hairline crack that runs approximately quarter of the way around the body towards the bottom. Apart from that the remainder appears in good condition. There is no obvious damage to the handle or spout, although there is a little difference in colour to the glaze on the handle. There are no other obvious chips or cracks. Please see additional photographs.
Collection of late 18th/early 19th century English pearlware porcelain and Chinese export porcelain decorated in the famille rose style, including a Newhall teapot and cover of lobed oval form, pattern no.N171, a milk jug similar, an oval sugar bowl and cover, a pearlware baluster coffee pot and domed cover, two Derby porcelain oval two-handled sugar bowls and covers, one gilt with urns and iron red and puce foliate scrolls, a Chinese export famille rose sparrowbeak milk jug and other items, various painted pattern numbers and marks (damages and repairs) Condition Report Pearlware coffee pot - crack and restored rim chip to cover, overpainting to spout, glaze crazing and wear overall. Newhall teapot and cover- very minor chipping to tip of spout, hairline crack to pot below spout, otherwise some minor and typical wear. Newhall milk-jug, cracked to upper rim, short firing flaw to shoulder. Newhall-type teabowl and saucer - teabowl chipped and cracked, saucer also cracked. English porcelain coffee-cup - some scratching to glaze overall. English porcelain oval sugar bowl and cover - three restored rim chips, overpainted hairline crack to bowl, small old regilt rim chip. Chinese Export jug - small rim chip and overpainted hairline crack.English porcelain oval sugar bowl and cover blue and gilt flower-sprays - chip to rim and stained starcrack to base. Wear. Two Derby two handled sugar bowls and covers - each with some staining and wear. Some wear overall.
An 18th century Staffordshire pearlware blue and white child's part teaset, decorated in the Willow pattern, to include a teapot, 9cm high, four matching teabowls and saucers, a sparrow beak jug and a collection of various 18th century English and Chinese teabowls and saucersOverall condition is quite damaged. The teapot has a crack to the body. The cream jug is chipped. Most cups have chips to either the top or footrim. Chinese items: teabowl and saucer has light wear to the surfaces. Blue and white teabowl is chipped. Famille rose teabowl is restored and over sprayed.
A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Plates, Yongzheng, painted in famille rose enamels with peonies and pheasants23cm diameterA Similar Plate, Qianlong23cm diameterA Waste Bowl, painted with Chinese figures in garden landscapes18cm diameterA Teapot and Cover, of barrel form, painted in underglazze blue with flowers10.5cm highA Similar Sparrowbeak Jug, painted with a landscape11cm highA Beaker, painted in underglaze blue with flowers7.5cm highA Fluted Teabowl, painted in coloured enamels with Quails in a landscape8.5cm wideA Small Imari Teabowl 7cm wide (10)Pair of plates - one broken into three and re stapled, the other in good orderSingle plate - good conditionWaste bowl - two hair cracks to the rimTeapot - chip to the inner rim of the coverJug - small chip to the spoutBeaker - badly b roken and re stuckFluted teabowl - hair crack to footImari teabowl - good condition
A Chinese Porcelain Tebowl and Saucer, 18th century, painted in the Imari style with landscapes depicting islands with buildings and trees and a single figure in a boatSaucer 13.5cm diameterA Similar Saucer, painted with a central vbase issuing flowers12.75cm diameterTwo Miniature Teapots and Covers, painted in underglaze blue, one with dragons and phoenix, the other with an underwater scene, four character marks6.25cm highTwo Cups and Saucers, painted with panels containing flower sprigsSaucers 10.75cm diameter (11)Imari teabowl and saucer, large chip to foot of the bowl, fritting otherwise to bothImari saucer, two large flat rim chips and some glaze scratchingDragon teapot with large chip to cover rim and heavy fritting to knop and handleUnderwater scene teapot, chip to rim, needs cleaningCups and saucers, one handle re glued, all with chips
A Chinese Porcelain Teapot and Cover, Qianlong, painted en grisaille and further embellished incoloured enamels with two ladies conversing and a musician stood beside a donkey12.5cm high (2)Cover heavily fritted and with some chips. Fritting and chips to the spout and foot. Crack to the lower handle terminal.
SET OF SIX CHINESE IMARI TEAWARES QING DYNASTY, KANGXI PERIOD 清康熙 中國伊萬里花卉紋茶壺、熱巧克力壺、杯及盞（一組六件）comprising: a lidded teapot, a chocolate pot, two sets of cups with saucers, similarly decorated with floral motif (6) largest: 18cm wide From Penicuik House, Midlothian, Scotland. Penicuik Estate, situated to the southwest of Edinburgh at the foot of the Pentlands, has been owned by the Clerk family since the middle of the 17th century. Sits at the heart of this designed landscape is Penicuik House, the finest and most influential example of Palladian architecture in Scotland. The 18th-century Palladian mansion was built by Sir James Clerk, 3rd Baronet, in 1761. It was devastated by fire in 1899. During the fire, a great deal of effort was channelled into salvaging the furnishings. The once magnificent building has stood as a roofless shell for over 100 years. The stables and coach house of the original Penicuik House, converted after the fire into the ‘new’ Penicuik House where the Clerk family reside to this day. A significant selection of property from Penicuik House was sold in this saleroom, 27 March 2024, lot 1-69; A smaller selection of Asian Art from Penicuik House was also sold in this saleroom, 13 March 2024, lot 189-198.
A group of Chinese export porcelain, 18th century, comprising:a famille rose mug, of baluster form, painted with ladies and boys in a sitting room, 16.2cm high, and a teapot, painted with florets, 22cm long (3)Condition ReportMug - a minute frit to rim.Teapot - chipped to rim and spout. Hairline cracks to underside of spout. Both with enamel and gilt losses.
A Chinese Yixing zisha teapot, second half of the 20th century, of compressed form, inscribed with the signature of Yigong to base, labelled 'Law Fine Art, Joseph Jackson Collection, 24th April 2001', 'Burgin Collection', '1432',12cm long (2)二十世纪 宜兴紫砂壶 《逸公》刻款Condition ReportA minute chip to spout.
19th Century Victorian silver hallmarked tea service to include coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl and creamer jug. Each piece of canted baluster form with engraved foliate scrolls, the finial handles moulded as a seated Indian and Chinese gentleman. Hallmarked to the bases 1870, Richard Harper. Tallest measures 29.5cm.
Teapot crafted in the traditional style with repousse work, originally used in Tibet for serving Yak tea. It showcases an elegant handle shaped like a Chinese Qilin, with intricate detailing including repeating floral designs and a lotus petal pattern on the base. Dimensions: 6.5"L x 3.75"W x 7"HCondition: Age related wear.
A FINE CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN TEAPOT, 18TH CENTURY. Decorated with identical scenes to each side depicting figures in a courtyard with tables and scholars objects. Qianlong period (1736-95). 19.5cm length.Minute nicks around the vent hole of cover. Shallow chip to inside of foot with very faint hairline to the base. The body in good condition with only rubbing to the gilt handle to note.
A GROUP OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18TH CENTURY. To include a teapot decorated with floral baskets; A tankard decorated with figures in a garden scene; Together with two blue and white coffee cups. Tankard 13.3cm tall. (3) Tankard with small repair to rim. Teapot with hairline from rim running to spout. The cups both with hairlines.
A GROUP OF CHINESE PORCELAIN ITEMS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY AND EARLIER. To include four Canton famille rose items comprising a teapot, a vase, a bowl and dish; Together with a glazed jar and bowl each glazed undecorated. Tallest vase 26cm tall. (6)Teapot with repair to tip of spout with hairlines to base. Vase with repaired section to rim. Dish with small filled chip and hairline to edge. Bowl with faint hairline. Glazed bowl with repair to rim and jar in good order.
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN TEAPOT, 18/19TH CENTURY. With added brass mounts and handle. Decorated with eight horses in a landscape scene. 17cm x 17cm. Small 1cm hairline at the rim under the brass rim, otherwise in good order with no further signs of damage or repair. Cover in good condition.
A FINE CHINESE SILVER TEAPOT, NANKING BAO QING, CIRCA 1900. Of globular form with two faux bamboo handles, decorated to the body with two figures in a boat in a landscape scene and auspicious 'Fu Gui Shou kao' characters. The cover with fruit finial and 'Yan nian yi shou' wishing long life. 14.5cm length. Weight 348.3 grams.Good overall condition with no obvious signs of damage. No repairs. Two very minor dents to body to note.
A Chinese iron red teapot and a flambé tripod incense burnerLate Qing dynasty and 20th centuryThe teapot with a chilong handle, painted to each side within quatrefoil cartouches with lotus flowers to one side and leafy peonies to the other, base with a six-character apocryphal Qianlong mark, 16cm high; the tripod incense burner, 20th century, with feet in form of elephant head, flanked by ruyi handles, covered in purplish brown glaze infused with blue and light brown streaks, 8.5cm high. (2)二十世紀 礬紅繪花卉圖紋蓋壺，礬紅篆書「大慶乾隆年製」寄托款，及窯變釉象首三足爐Condition Report: The cover of the teapot is broken into two halves and restored, still with an area missing. Scratches and wear to the enamel, minor tiny nibbles to the foot rim. The incense burner in good condition.
Fantastic 19th century chinese silver four piece tea and coffee service, decorated with warriors, dragon handles and finials, raised on dragon mask paw feet, maker Hung Chong & Co Shanghai. 2349 grams Condition Report: The dragon finial on the teapot lid is loose and the nut holding it in place is seized, there are some light indents to the teapot spout.The dragon finial on the coffeepot lid is loose, and there is some small light indents to the coffee pot spout.The cream jug has a dent near the top of the spout with a small hole/tear, 5mm.Overall in need of a good polish.
Two Chinese famille rose teapots and covers, three cups and a bird feeder 18th century - 20th centuryThe larger teapot painted with ladies under in the garden to the front and inscription to the back, the smaller teapot with a scholar and boy, two blue and white cups, a grisaille and iron red painted figurative cup, a bird feeder painted with snowy landscape scene, 3.7 - 16.5cm (6).十八世紀 - 二十世紀 茶壺兩件、盃三件及鳥食罐一件
A Chinese Yixing ‘white fleck’ decorated teapot and cover, signed Wu Qunxiang20th centuryOf compressed globular form, applied with slightly raised white flecks, flanked by a C-shape handle, Qunxiang zhi tao mark to the inside of the cover, Wu Qun Xiang zhi mark to base, 20cm across.二十世紀 紫砂如意蓋壺，「吳裙祥製」、「裙祥製陶」
A Chinese Yixing 'dragon' teapot20th centuryThe teapot of compressed pear shaped form with a domed cover atop with a finial in shape of a scrolling cloud, moulded with dragon amidst clouds to the front and back, with a impressed mark to the inside of the cover, and two marks to base, 9.5cm high.二十世紀 宜興模印龍紋蓋壺
A Chinese famille rose export 'Mandarin pattern' teapot and a Chinese blue and white and famille rose export tankardQing dynasty, Qianlong periodThe teapot enamelled and gilt with interior scenes, the associated cover with a European style landscape, 18cm wide; the tankard painted and enamelled with floral designs, 12cm high (2).清乾隆 粉彩茶壺及啤酒杯Condition Report: Tankard: large section broken off and restuck. Both with expected surface wear and firing imperfections.
Seven Chinese Canton famille rose piecesQing dynasty, 19th centuryComprising a pair of baluster form vases raised on short foot rising up to trumpet neck, painted within four stylised panels to the body with alternating scenes of birds, insects, flowers, and ladies within interior setting, all on foliage ground, 24cm high; a similarly decorated teapot with bamboo handle, 14.5cm high; three smaller vases painted with boys, officials and ladies and butterflies, 7.8 - 15cm high; a circular box and cover, 6.2cm diameter (7)清十九世紀 廣彩瓷器一組七件
A Chinese powder blue and gilt teapot and coverQing dynasty, Kangxi periodCovered to the exterior with powder blue glaze, gilt painted with chickens in a garden scene to the body, and auspicious objects in cartouches to the neck, the compressed globular body with a s-shaped spout and a loop handle, the flat cover gilt decorated with flowers, 18cm long.清康熙 灑藍地描金繪錦雞圖紋茶壺Condition Report: Loss of gilt and surface wear. Small chip to the underside of the lid. Firing imperfections including loss of glaze to the inside of the lid.
A Chinese Yixing red clay teapot with applied decorationEarly Qing dynasty, 17th/18th centuryThe pear-shaped body decorated to one side with magnolias and prunus, the reverse with a stylised chilong among clouds, with white metal mount and chain joining the edge of the spout, cover and handle, 13.5cm wide.清早期十七/十八世紀 宜興模印螭龍紋茶壺
A Chinese famille rose miniature teapot or condiment ewer and cover with European-subject decoration, 18th c, of baluster shape, painted to either side with a corpulent European man and lady with a boy holding a coffee pot or another group of three figures in a landscape with pine trees or plantain, edged with black enamel scrolls on puce scale ground, the handle and spout gilt, 14cm h Localised wear, not cracked or chipped, no restoration
19th century Chinese Canton famille rose porcelain part tea and coffee service and other items typically decorated with panels of figures on terraces, birds, butterflies and flowers, comprising a teapot and cover, a milk jug, two tea cups and saucers, five coffee cups and saucers, and a plate together with a twin handled cup and cover, a pen box and cover and a rectangular dish (qty)teapot handled to spout 22cm., Condition: Condition commensurate with age but generally good. Some rubbing to gilt rims, one small chip to a coffee saucer
A Chinese export silver teapot Shanghai c.1900, stamped WH 90 for Wang Hing, artisans character mark of compressed from densely repousse embossed with flowering prunus branches and birds, with hinged domed cover with branch finial and simulated bamboo loop handle with ivory insulators, on circular foot with splayed feet cast with bamboo leaves handle to spout length 24cm., weight approx. 22.28ozt Condition: One Pin for lower handled join is absent. Otherwise in condition commensurate with age IMPORTANT NOTEThis item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission number reference: 8Q5ASZRQ
comprising: a Chinese Imari globular teapot and cover; a pear-shaped teapot with high relief floral decoration and a cover; a famille-rose globular teapot and cover enamelled with a peony scroll; and a small famille-rose teapot and cover enamelled with an Immortal and his attendants, the largest 17cm wide; together with two famille rose teacups, four teabowls and four saucers, the largest 11.5cm diameter
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